Commercial Architecture in Broken Arrow and the Tulsa Metro
Property Arts designs commercial buildings across the Tulsa metro, covering office buildings, healthcare facilities, schools, churches, civic buildings, apartments, automotive facilities, and monolithic dome construction. The firm has designed and built commercial projects out of its Broken Arrow office since 1978.
What Commercial Design Involves
A commercial project answers to different pressures than a house: a budget tied to a bond issue or a lease start date, code requirements specific to the building type, and a board or committee that needs to review and approve the design before construction starts. Property Arts designs to that reality directly, working with the client’s timeline and approval process rather than a generic design schedule.
Recent Commercial Work
Recent commercial projects include school buildings for Morrison, Cleveland, and Oolagah-Talala public schools, a fire station for the City of Checotah, the 9th Street Lofts apartment building in Jenks, and a domed storm shelter and indoor playground for Pawnee Public Schools.
Architectural Services, Start to Finish
Every commercial project stays with Property Arts from the first concept through construction documents and on into construction administration, so the architect who designed the building is the one reviewing it as it goes up. On institutional projects, where a change has to be approved by a board before it happens, Property Arts provides construction oversight, observes construction, and reviews submitted materials through completion.
Serving Broken Arrow and the Tulsa Metro
Property Arts has designed commercial buildings out of Broken Arrow since 1978 and takes on commercial projects throughout the Tulsa metro, including Tulsa, Bixby, Jenks, Coweta, Owasso, Sapulpa, Wagoner, Collinsville, and Pryor. A local architectural team means site visits, board presentations, and construction oversight do not depend on scheduling an out-of-area firm.
Frequently Asked Questions
What kinds of commercial buildings does Property Arts design?
Office buildings, healthcare facilities, schools, churches, civic buildings, apartments and multi-family buildings, automotive facilities, and monolithic dome structures.
Can Property Arts work with a school board or building committee?
Yes. The firm has designed multiple public school projects, which requires working through a board’s review and approval process at each design stage.
Start a Commercial Project
Call (918) 893-5560 or request a consultation online to talk about a commercial project in Broken Arrow, Tulsa, Bixby, Jenks, Coweta, Owasso, Sapulpa, Wagoner, Collinsville, or Pryor.